PLEASE NOTE: This is my first attempt at creating a YouTube video. I cheated a bit as my dot.com son helped me every step of the way. I'm learning a lot from him lately. I do appreciate his sharing of some of the knowledge that he has. So here is the results of my attempt -- it was a fun and complex experience as usual -- meaning every new step I learn with computers is challenging.
Ahhh, but you did not cheat Barbara. You grew. To accept help, especially from one you raised is a compliment to yourself. Like the time worn buildings you photographed. Should a young or old hand decide to once again give them purpose they can be restored and thrive again. Maybe not in the shape and form they originally were built in but perhaps a better longer lasting one. Least that is the way I see it. Give your son a pat on the back and a smile. Enjoyed the utube.
ReplyDeleteEXCELLENT! I confess I am jealous of your having a resident expert to guide you, Barbara! Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteElora
You always take wonderful pictures and seeing them fade into one another like this is fascinating. You're lucky to have a son who can teach you these things.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your first Youtube...I so love visiting your blog.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Ronda
Very nice, Barbara. Well done.
ReplyDeleteI really love it!!!! And your son is a doll to help!!!!!!!!!!! Sounds like you had fun!
ReplyDeleteThis was great, really enjoyed it Barbara!
ReplyDeleteGrampy -- thanks for shifting my attention to the idea that I grew with my son's help. I must admit I have been tapping his knowledge while he is staying here. He was heading back West this week but unfortunately broke his collarbone and can't leave until some important healing is done. Thank you for the very nice words -- barbara
ReplyDeleteElora -- It has been nice to have him here -- will miss him when he leaves for all points West. Thanks for the nice comment on the photos -- barbara
ReplyDeleteJune -- a new adventure with my computer. I really have to concentrate and write all the steps in a notebook for future reference. Thanks for the nice comments on my photos. -- barbara
ReplyDeleteRonda -- thanks for the good words about my YouTube. The internet is great for so many subjects. -- barbara
ReplyDeleteTess -- thanks you so very much -- it took awhile for my slow mind to finally figure out the correct way to accomplish it -- barbara
ReplyDeleteKay -- it was good working with him -- he was patient with me for sure. Hopefully I'll be able to do it again by myself? When i'll try again is unknown. -- barbara
ReplyDeleteMamaBug -- you should give it a try with your great photos -- barbara
ReplyDeleteThe time worn building are art themselves aren't they! Beautiful. Just proof that old things allowed to weather without interference take on a beauty all of their own...
ReplyDeleteYou have a great eye for things. Enjoy looking at things from the past.
ReplyDeleteVery well done and I did enjoy this. How nice that you have someone to guide you a bit.
ReplyDeleteDarcy -- There is so much beauty around us in all forms. I agree that beauty can present itself through aging. Thanks -- barbara
ReplyDeleteFarmchick -- thanks for the nice comment. I won't have him around this area too much longer so now is the time for me to learn as much as I can -- barbara
ReplyDeleteHi Diane -- I bet some folks wonder why I stand before a "ruinous" object and take a photo of it? Thanks for the comment -- barbara
ReplyDeleteNicely done; I enjoyed the glimpses.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Also enjoyed your knee comment on my blog today!
Very lovely selection -- beautiful subtle colors and textures! Well done!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteSharon -- Thanks. Yes, the art work was clever and I did enjoy it. --- barbara
ReplyDeleteVicki -- thanks Vicki for the nice comments. -- barbara
ReplyDeleteWitch of Stitches -- Thank you very much! -- barbara
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